By George Rassovsky INTRO Context is extremely important for any literary work. However, when it comes to the Word of God, it is vital! A verse, or a part of one, taken out of context, can have enormous and eternal consequences. Despite this being the case, the fact is that the Bible is perhaps the…
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Misinterpreted #5 – Thoughts of Peace
By George Rassovsky INTRO Context is extremely important for any literary work. However, when it comes to the Word of God, it is vital! A verse, or a part of one, taken out of context, can have enormous and eternal consequences. Despite this being the case, the fact is that the Bible is perhaps the…
Misinterpreted #4 – Two or Three
By George Rassovsky INTRO Context is extremely important for any literary work. However, when it comes to the Word of God, it is vital! A verse, or a part of one, taken out of context, can have enormous and eternal consequences. Despite this being the case, the fact is that the Bible is perhaps the…
Misinterpreted #3 – Jesus at the Door?
By George Rassovsky INTRO Context is extremely important for any literary work. However, when it comes to the Word of God, it is vital! A verse, or a part of one, taken out of context, can have enormous and eternal consequences. Despite this being the case, the fact is that the Bible is perhaps the…
Misinterpreted #2 – I can do all things
By George Rassovsky INTRO Context is extremely important for any literary work. However, when it comes to the Word of God, it is vital! A verse, or a part of one, taken out of context, can have enormous and eternal consequences. Despite this being the case, the fact is that the Bible is perhaps the…
The God of Grace – Num 11
There is a burden you carry, a responsibility you bear … It is at this point that God says: “I will come down”
Most Misinterpreted Bible Verses #1
By George Rassovsky Context is extremely important for any literary work. However, when it comes to the Word of God, it is vital! A verse, or a part of one, taken out of context, can have enormous and eternal consequences. Despite this being the case, the fact is that the Bible is perhaps the most…
Ark of the Covenant
David Dalton gives Christ exalting teaching from an exploration of the tabernacle responsibilities of the family of Kohath. Episode One – The Ark https://youtu.be/cjqdKYEXqoY To find other videos in this series, click here.
Psalms of Hope – Psalm 84
Blessing is found in God Today we move from psalms of Asaph, to psalms for the sons of Korah. This group of psalms begin in a place of great trouble. Remember the title Gittith speaks of a wine-press, and the middle stanza of three in this psalm tells of a journey through a valley of…
Psalms of Hope – Psalm 83
That they may know This is the last of Asaph’s psalms, and it continues the theme of seeking God in the midst of trouble. In this psalm he cries to God to act in a moment of crisis. V1 – The Cry ‘Keep not thou silence, O God: hold not thy peace, and be not…
Psalms of Hope – Psalm 82
No Respecter of Persons It has been often said of the current Coronavirus, “It is no respecter of persons”. Royalty, our Prime Minister, the rich and famous, have all been affected in just the same way as everyone else. We have all had to face our own mortality. This is no bad thing, if it…
Psalms of Hope – Psalm 81
Flee Idolatry, Kneel Humbly, Live Fully [This Psalm looks back to what was; considers what should be; and asks us to be honest about what is.] Asaph begins by looking back to Israel’s redemption from the bondage of Egypt, and calls Israel back to the worship of their God and Saviour. A worship that was…
Forward in Hope 